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December 03, 2007

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David Eriksson

You're too clever! :-)

\David

Alex Henderson

If only that approach would be taken more often :) ... There are a few projects I've worked on that would have definitely benefited from little more then a red crayon and some common sense!

Though I fear I've left getting my list on the fridge too long... the books will never arrive in NZ before xmas!

Phil Hagelberg

Cool! Now if only I had a printer...

Carlo

Nice!
After all... paper and red crayon should be considered "software" tools as well as languages/procedures/framework and so on... ;-)

Owein Herrmann

I love it! Here is how to get the red crayon:

1. Take a child to Friendly's or similar family restaurant.

2. When child is not looking, steal red crayon that comes with child's menu.

3. When child complains or cries, etc, explain crayon was defective and needed to be upgraded.

Tom

An elegant wishlist site in Ruby on Rails? We built one of those:

http://wishlisting.com/

Yes... thousands of lines of code. Yours is simpler :)

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